Gratitude Quote by Kurt Vonnegut

“Billy said shaking his head. “I sat there with his daughter and watched him lose his life. I could have done something, but didn’t.”

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“Somewhere in the night there were cries of grief. With nothing better to do, Billy shuffled in their direction. He wondered what ragedy so…

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“They told me that Billy would never come back any more, and I stared out of the window at the sun which came back,…

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“The difference in Billy wasn’t what had happened to him, but what hadn’t. He had a life he hadn’t led, and he knew it.…

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“There in the hospital, Billy was having an adventure very common among people without power in time of war: He was trying to prove…

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“He supposed that they were part of an amazing new phase of World War Two. It was all right with him. Everything was pretty…

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“He gave a sudden shake as if he couldn't stand to feel his life still holding on to him.”

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“There is a vast asymmetry in the dynamic here that Billy can’t quite put his finger on, even though it’s the elephant shitting all…

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“It seemed to Billy that no matter how far you walked, you never really got to the end of things.”

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“I stood up to go shake hands with him and I don’t remember anything else. What I do recall is the crowd yelling and…

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“unspoken gratitude and small gestures that spoke big words.”

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“Why?' He kept asking in his sweetly belling voice, its tone as pure as marbles swirled around a crystal pail. Why him wun up…

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